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If
you are a new visitor, diagnosed with a difference, please read this introduction
letter to you.
For
all other new visitors, Dr. McKinlay also has a
special introduction letter to you.
Nix Your Tics!
The Second
(E-)dition from "Life's A Twitch! Publishing". Click here to learn more.
To watch the Life's A Twitch! documentary via streaming video, click
here.
If
you would like to reprint writings from this site, please click
here.
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An illustration taken from, "Nix Your Tics!", the new book on how to manage bothersome tic symptoms from Life's A Twitch! Publishing. Click here for more information.
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Obviously
by posting these papers onto the Web I am giving free rein to them all.
Copy, photocopy, forward, and use to your heart's content. If they
in any way improve a life then it is well worth the sacrifice.
These works
are to be credited should they ever be used or referenced, in part or in whole, in any public
forum. Please review the following procedures before reprinting any of these articles. Thank you, and enjoy.
Dr.
Dunc.
1.
"Nix Your Tics!" Book
2. First-Person Account
3. Column Archives:
3.
General Articles
4.
Other
Helpful Handouts
5.
Research Papers
The creation of, "Life's A Twitch!" occurred prior to Dr. McKinlay's registration as a psychologist (with the exception of Nix Your Tics!, published in October 2008). As such, much of the content on this website represents the personal, anecdotal, and research perspectives of B. Duncan McKinlay from that time period. To access materials which reflect his perspectives as a mental health professional, visitors are advised to access the Brake Shop clinic website. It is Dr. McKinlay's belief that each website is valid: unique strengths and resources stem from each perspective. In the event that any contradictory information exists between the "Life's A Twitch!" website and the Brake Shop Clinic website, though, visitors are advised to resolve this contradiction by favouring the latter site.
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